Pizza Builder Project:

This Web Application is a Pizza Builder in which users are presented a pizza creator form. They can customize their pizzas and order anyway they want and can also enter their contact information. Their orders are then processed and shown on an order confirmation aspx page Project 1

Pizza Shop:

This project consisted of working with a database and various tables to store pizza sales, toppings, sauces, and crusts. Controls on the web forms were bound with data coming from the data tables. Multiple pizzas could be built and would be added to a customers order, which could be seen in a gridview. This application made the user of VIP Rewards Account that had to be accounted for in the cost calculation for the customers if they had enough points. This project only made use of aspx pages for the creation of pizza orders and the order confirmation. Project 2

Restaurant Review System:

The Restaurant Review System project was a multi-tier web application. There were three different types of users, Representatives, Review Writers, and Normal Users. Each had their own abilities and access to various parts in the application. CRUD operations were created and used for Restaurants, Reviews and Reservations. Basic login page in which the user just had to select who they were and enter their email. Stored procedures were used for all database operations, making this web application secure compared to the previous projects. Project 3

RRS Web API:

Modification of the previous Restaurant Review System. A new RESTful and SOAP project were added and all database operations were handled through RESTful API's in their respective controllers rather than the normal C# classes/models. SOAP API was used to order the list of restaurants from highest rating to lowest rating, along with displaying a message for each restaurants review page that told users how good the restaurant is or what could be improved based on past reviews. The Login page now requires a Username and Password. AJAX was also implemented to make the pages more responsive. Project 4

RRS Core MVC:

Term Project - With a partner we modified our Project 4 and turned it into an ASP.NET Core MVC Application. The entire previous project was redesigned from the bottom up and made use of Core MVC design principles. We had lots of Models, Views and Controllers that all worked together to enhance the project and made it our most advanced and largest project yet. We modified the account creation and login page so that it is more secure and creates a cookie for faster logins and easier data persistance. We created logic for sending emails to users who forgot their username, as well as sending a verification code to their emails so they could have a verified account. Passwords were always hashed and authorization was set up on every page that needed it for security purposes. We implemented Google Maps API, configured partial views and utilized Core's User Identity class for the login process. Project 5